Judy certainly brought out the best of the Chicago accent (born in Fort Worth but she was raised in Chicago's North Side) and a midwest Jewish humor. It's a pity the movie Simon--her biggest movie role--didn't make more of an impact. You can also see her play a bit role in Judy Berlin, that stars her husband Bob Dishy.
That woman is raising a family and keeping a home and feeding her family real food, not processed crap with dyes and high fructose corn syrup. That butcher is an independent small businessman with a familiarity and rapport with his customers. Some 30 or more years later, the real perverts are in your face and life every day, and the ones to feel sorry for are the others who have to work to support governement hand-out programs and bullshit wars.
Also, the butcher seems like a pervert... Actually, give him a tophat and cloak, and he'd look exactly like the classic "tie-you-to-a-railroad-track" villain.
Our generation didn't worry about a little thing like salmonella. Hell i remember my mom taking the hamburger out an letting it thaw out on the counter for hours and we never got sick. This generation are a bunch of pansies
@dsfddsgh Actually, it's because of all the antibiotics that are put in chicken these days that people get sick from it. They pump these chickens full of antibiotics so Salmonella and E.Coli bacteria have become resistant to many antibiotics. I buy free range w/ no antibiotics or hormones and I have never gotten sick from touching it. That's how chicken used to be when your mom made it. It used to be clean and healthy compared to today.
@dsfddsgh Actually, meat was safer back then. It wasnt genetically engineered and many of the bacteria we worry about today wasn't as prevalent or didn't exist back then. But go ahead, you continue to thaw your meat on the counter.
@Chanteusear You are so right. Meat was also much more humane in the 60s and 70s as factory farms and crowded feedlots accounted for only a quarter of all meat sold in the US. Temple Grandin, the autistic woman who works with cows, started her career with the most well-treated cattle in the 70s, only to get an unpleasant surprise as time moved on. Wierd how hippies started whining about factory farms when in their time they were just a blip on the horizon.
@dsfddsgh A person is a "pansy" for being sickened by salmonella? You're joking, right? Salmonella has been making people sick for even longer than you have. Your generation didn't believe in bike helmets either; that explains a lot.
@TEST4YOURCDL No, I get it. Food safety was not a concern a few decades ago. There was also a day not all that long ago when children of all ages could be forced to work in horrible and dangerous conditions in the US, but that doesn't make it sensible. People got sick and died from salmonella in the 70s; what was lacking was not the threat of illness but the reporting and the organized response. Ignorance does not confer bragging rights.
@dsfddsgh BTW I was born in 1970. We didn't bother with seat belts either, because basically people were even bigger dumbasses back then. Hard to imagine but true...
@pandurate Bike helmets?? They are the geekiest looking safety equipment ever invented. I never knew any kid who hurt their head in a bike crash. Just skinned up legs and arms. (And an occasional pants leg in the chain.
I'm British, and don't think we ever had this. Great idea and seems like it should taste damn good. I think I'm going to import a load, open a takeaway (or take-out!) and call it BBC- Brit Baked Chicken. Also, the fella's voice reminds me a bit of Alan Alda.
By the way, way down the list of past comments someone gave the male actor's name from this ad - it's John Braden, who passed away a while ago. I counldn't remember his name or I would have given it before.
Man, you think Judy Graubert would be busy enough filming "The Electric Company" in 1972(plus the national exposure), but I guess she loved the lure of money from commercials!!!!
I used to like this commercial. I wanted her to ask, "Yeah, well what are you supposed to do with a fryer, you dope??". I never knew who she was until many a few years ago, thanks to the internet. I'd seen her in "The Electric Company", but didn't know her name.
Wow...........I remember this commercial like it was yesterday! It's things like this that make you realize time is passing by much faster than you even realize.
My god just because a man tells you your chicken is greasy you’re a male chauvinist pig and the PC police come out of the wood work on youtube. Get a life!
@CoffeeHound1515 Yeah, you nailed it. Can't believe 'the sensitivity' issues some people deal with. The irony is, they're the least sensitive of all. They think nothing of trampling your rights when their 'feelings' get hurt.
God help me, I still like the stuff. But this ad. *sheesh* Tell Henry what he can do with his chicken ! I can't believe women used to be like that....
@JoshuaTaylor They're still 'like that'... whatever 'that' is supposed to mean. I'd be careful, dude. You're opening the can of worms for the fem-nazi thought police LOL
Everyone always thinks Judy Graubart was high or drunk in her TV appearances. She wasn't, she just delivered her lines like that. @tron3entertainment: That's not Uncle Leo. I forget this actor's name, but I do know he passed away a couple years ago. If I remember his name, I'll post it here.
I want to request 2 Judy Graubart videos from TEC; a good Jennifer of the Jungle video with the paper logo in the beginning that has the Judy caricature, and the skit from the last classic TEC episode where Judy is dressed up like a fiend. I had the former video but it got pulled probably because it was obtained illegally. Can you PLEASE obtain the two videos I want LEGALLY, with permission from Sesame Workshop? =)
@wardmjwrd ...lots of women still cook old school. i know scads of them. and, i'm also one of them. my friends and family love it. now, with that said, i don't care if it's the man or woman in the kitchen, but, someone in the family should be in the kitchen doing it old school. there is too much fast food crap hitting people's stomachs these days.
What happened to the Shake n Bake ad that had the Dad come home from work and trys the chicken and says "This chicken sure tatstes good!"...and the twin girls with the southern accents say in unison as loudly as possible.."It's Shake n Bake Daddy!...and WEeeeee Helped!"...anyone remember that one?..1975 or 76 I think!
Judy Graubart is cool. Like her I am Jewish (albeit a quarter only), and she is probably my favorite celebrity from the Tribe. I wonder with hypothetical horror if she had a traumatic childhood. The reason is because she was born in the 40s and as she was in daycare our people were being mass murdered in Europe. Did that do a number on her very young psyche?! :,(
Damn, I forgot to check my history facts when I posted my last comment. I checked a book on Judaism and found out that the Holocaust ended right on the year Judy was born. By the time she was in preschool the horrific mass killings had ended and Hitler was dead. You think I'd know my history but the thing is I have never been proven to have Jewish blood. I am believed to and I know I do from ESP, but I've never gone to a Temple and just started reading Jewish history.
Her chicken was a little grease? What's wrong with that ! HaHa! There's nothing wrong with grease bedroom chicken. In fact it always tastes like chicken.
Might work better if you put some of "Mrs. Cubbison's" onion & garlic restaurant style croutons in the blender, dropped some crushed garlic (in the press), and add some garlic in the process. It can function as your own bread crumb recipe. Try it, you just might like it.
Fun fact: Salmonella wasn't a big problem back then because the FDA did their job and required screening chickens for salmonella. It's only because of the crappy condition they raise chickens in today, thanks to the FDA easing restrictions for the poultry industry over the years, that we have to worry about it so much now.
@autumnenergy You go gal. Tired of paying through the nose for your lazy ass, no account, do-nothing good for nothing or nobody fem-nazi attitudes. Keep working on the job till retirement and die... just like men have been doing for years.
I'm obsessed with shake and bake, I want to eat it everyday although I don't eat chicken or pork but I put it on salmon, cod and tilapia. it's so tasty.
I'm curious... now I've never used S&B before, but if the chicken was still slightly wet, or if you put a little marinade on it, wouldn't the crumbs stick to the bag?
Dear god, I'm here because I'm looking for the Toppie Smellie commercial. However, I'm pretty damn sure it was NOT Shake n Bake but Oven Fry which was/is a similar product.
@traveljojo : I'm so glad somebody else remembers her -- she always fascinated and perplexed me! In the lates 70's, I even had a T-shirt made up emblazoned with "Who the Hell is Topie Smellie?"
While I detect some of the good houswife advertising here, we really have to move on, as a culture. Many women like to cook and want to do it well. What is horrible about a commercial where a man wants to improve the house for his wife? I am just sad that this lady can't get a good cookbook and learn to do it right. Instead she asks this ogling freak in the butcher shop for advice. This guy really scares me...
I hate whiney, weak, lazy, good for nothing housewives. Oops ! I mean "House Executives". Sorry but ..I am a woman of the 21st century. It IS possible to be married, with children, and career, and do it ALL well. I hate losers that stay at home all day doing nothing and then can't even do nothing right.
I stay home all day and i do alot. I hate working for an asshole boss. I love staying home and taking care of my house and my husband, and hopefully kids, in the future. I cook EVERYTHING from scratch. Breads, Soups.... EVERYTHING. I only wish I had a farm so I could grow my own produce and raise my own meat as well. I dont mind the hard work its wonderful for me. I also spend a lot of my "down time" reading and studying. love to learn and staying home lets me do so. Being a housewife is bliss.
I worked for many years. I know the pain. Im sorry for those who are stuck in that lifestyle (who dont like it). I hope that you find your dream someday (soon)
Wow, seeing this old commercial made me remember it so well. I forgot all about it, but when I viewed it, it seemed as if I just saw it yesterday again.
Thanks for bringing this back from my dusty old memories!
There are a lot of intelligent people here so please try to carry on civil conversation. I don't like to block users or delete posts, but if you can't convey your thoughts without resorting to verbal abuse or using foul language, I'll have no choice.
I love Judy!!!! She used to be my fantasy-wife when I was little.
ultragor 1 month ago
Her "chicken" tastes a little greasy.
TightTrousersPerson 1 month ago 2
Judy certainly brought out the best of the Chicago accent (born in Fort Worth but she was raised in Chicago's North Side) and a midwest Jewish humor. It's a pity the movie Simon--her biggest movie role--didn't make more of an impact. You can also see her play a bit role in Judy Berlin, that stars her husband Bob Dishy.
noamtwo 2 months ago
dang. I really miss Judy Graubart. I remembered her as a beloved comdian in Electric Company. She was very much a fixture of the previous generation.
anne91276 3 months ago
What is this "Shake N Bake" I don't understand. What is that a catch phrase or is that uh epilepsy?
USDJ2722 3 months ago
I don't think it was her "chicken" that Henry said tasted a little greasy!!
Graydonpow 4 months ago
wasnt she in the Electric Co?
mwc2345 4 months ago
the actor in this commercial later went on to play "artie bucco" in the supranos.
MisterBouncyBounce 4 months ago
The butcher reminds me of Len Lesser (uncle Leo on Seinfeld, Garvin on Everybody Loves Raymond)
mrnocal 5 months ago
That woman is raising a family and keeping a home and feeding her family real food, not processed crap with dyes and high fructose corn syrup. That butcher is an independent small businessman with a familiarity and rapport with his customers. Some 30 or more years later, the real perverts are in your face and life every day, and the ones to feel sorry for are the others who have to work to support governement hand-out programs and bullshit wars.
clouser67 5 months ago
F*#& Henry, let him cook his own damn chicken!
JohnQ1127 5 months ago
I would be VERY afraid to eat anything that guy is selling.
rosario508 5 months ago
For some reason I feel sorry for this woman.
Also, the butcher seems like a pervert... Actually, give him a tophat and cloak, and he'd look exactly like the classic "tie-you-to-a-railroad-track" villain.
Orpheusftw 6 months ago 2
Isn't this the guy who owned a restaurant and was a pal of tony soprano in The Sopranos?
prlhrbrkid 6 months ago
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visor109 6 months ago
In 2011, the wife tells Henry to bake the chicken himself.
lexxypexxy 7 months ago 2
Funny how the lady is stressed about her husband not liking her chicken. lmao! He's lucky his wife even cooks for him after he insulted her chicken.
jrml98 7 months ago 3
@jrml98
Ah you see this is from an era where real men still roamed, the concept may be unfamiliar to some.
marmaladekamikaze 4 months ago
tell Henry to either cook his own damn chicken or got to KFC!
notagainjez 7 months ago 9
Henry will knock u the fuck out if that chickens greasy again
CoolConejo 8 months ago
You love shake and bake... you put it in your coffee!
boobtuber06 8 months ago
I DISAGREE, MISTER MEAT PURVEYOR. FRIED CHICKEN TASTES WAY BETTER.
meepymoof 9 months ago 2
Commentary cynism aside, I had a big crush on Judy back in the day. Her and Susan from Sesame Street.
Optimalillusion 9 months ago 2
SHAKE 'n BAKE.....you HOME WECKER!
supremes1964 9 months ago
The guy with the bow tie looks like James Taylor.
collegeman1988 9 months ago
@collegeman1988 You mean the ONLY guy in the commercial?
fionafan22 7 months ago
Damn. Now Henry will have to think of another reason to beat her.
VisualJusticeFIlms 10 months ago
maybe Henry worked hard all day and the little woman stays home to be a "homemaker" what is wrong with that?
tubesteakbooky 10 months ago
henry's a dickhead
bozomahoney 11 months ago
I thought "they" didn't cook.....
irish89055 11 months ago
Our generation didn't worry about a little thing like salmonella. Hell i remember my mom taking the hamburger out an letting it thaw out on the counter for hours and we never got sick. This generation are a bunch of pansies
dsfddsgh 1 year ago 18
@dsfddsgh Actually, it's because of all the antibiotics that are put in chicken these days that people get sick from it. They pump these chickens full of antibiotics so Salmonella and E.Coli bacteria have become resistant to many antibiotics. I buy free range w/ no antibiotics or hormones and I have never gotten sick from touching it. That's how chicken used to be when your mom made it. It used to be clean and healthy compared to today.
ilovegnomeland 9 months ago 2
@dsfddsgh I know thats right.
shengchenfan 5 months ago
@dsfddsgh Actually, meat was safer back then. It wasnt genetically engineered and many of the bacteria we worry about today wasn't as prevalent or didn't exist back then. But go ahead, you continue to thaw your meat on the counter.
Chanteusear 5 months ago
@Chanteusear You are so right. Meat was also much more humane in the 60s and 70s as factory farms and crowded feedlots accounted for only a quarter of all meat sold in the US. Temple Grandin, the autistic woman who works with cows, started her career with the most well-treated cattle in the 70s, only to get an unpleasant surprise as time moved on. Wierd how hippies started whining about factory farms when in their time they were just a blip on the horizon.
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@dsfddsgh My mom did that too! Mom, dad, me my sisters never got sick from it..
Dawn
10Dec1971 4 months ago
@dsfddsgh A person is a "pansy" for being sickened by salmonella? You're joking, right? Salmonella has been making people sick for even longer than you have. Your generation didn't believe in bike helmets either; that explains a lot.
pandurate 4 months ago
@pandurate Holy shit you just do not get it! Guess you had to be there to know what he's talking about. Oh and today's generation ..... yeah!
TEST4YOURCDL 4 months ago
@TEST4YOURCDL No, I get it. Food safety was not a concern a few decades ago. There was also a day not all that long ago when children of all ages could be forced to work in horrible and dangerous conditions in the US, but that doesn't make it sensible. People got sick and died from salmonella in the 70s; what was lacking was not the threat of illness but the reporting and the organized response. Ignorance does not confer bragging rights.
pandurate 4 months ago
@pandurate Go back to listening to Britney and Justin Bieber.
dsfddsgh 4 months ago
@dsfddsgh Great response. I guess that's the fallback option when you have no point to make. Good on ya bud.
pandurate 4 months ago
@dsfddsgh BTW I was born in 1970. We didn't bother with seat belts either, because basically people were even bigger dumbasses back then. Hard to imagine but true...
pandurate 4 months ago
@pandurate Bike helmets?? They are the geekiest looking safety equipment ever invented. I never knew any kid who hurt their head in a bike crash. Just skinned up legs and arms. (And an occasional pants leg in the chain.
subfixerlee 4 months ago
Mmmm! I love me the shmaltz!
astridkitty1212 1 year ago
@MissZillaable LOL!!!
Illogicalcaptain 1 year ago
Mmmm. Shake and bake is yummy!!!
briansky10 1 year ago
Bread crumbs and spices. Much less, just as good.
scryerofold 1 year ago
no its not
hassmann2000 1 year ago
thanks to "SHAKE 'n BAKE....the woman's lib movement started! COOK YOUR OWN CHICKEN!
HATE YOU.....SHAKE 'n BAKE....fry chicken was never the same Lol
supremes1964 1 year ago 4
I have always adored Judy Graubart. The voice, the look, her timing. No one like her. She and Patty Deutch can do no wrong in my book.
cofycats 1 year ago
You can even taste the difference? Well, what's the point otherwise? If Henry doesn't like it, well......
curtalguy 1 year ago 2
I don't think I've ever had Shake N Bake...
apachette07 1 year ago
It sounds like he says she's fired
raptorinator 1 year ago
Try Shake 'n Bake and feel your blood pressure rise.
bhossast 1 year ago
It's Artie Buco!
dkatz1964 1 year ago 3
@dkatz1964 LOL. Good call.
freshacconci 1 year ago
CREEP!!!!!!!!!!!
xmagicxx01 1 year ago
Winnie from The Electric Company. What IS her name?
jconstantine100 1 year ago
@jconstantine100 Judy Graubart
pictureisup1 1 year ago
Damn............I remember this commercial like it was yesterday. UGH!
Simon5005 1 year ago
I'm British, and don't think we ever had this. Great idea and seems like it should taste damn good. I think I'm going to import a load, open a takeaway (or take-out!) and call it BBC- Brit Baked Chicken. Also, the fella's voice reminds me a bit of Alan Alda.
IThinkYouLookLarvely 1 year ago
By the way, way down the list of past comments someone gave the male actor's name from this ad - it's John Braden, who passed away a while ago. I counldn't remember his name or I would have given it before.
elc1960 1 year ago
now i wanna eat crispy chicken
squintingth 1 year ago
Man, you think Judy Graubert would be busy enough filming "The Electric Company" in 1972(plus the national exposure), but I guess she loved the lure of money from commercials!!!!
scottbaino 1 year ago
I used to like this commercial. I wanted her to ask, "Yeah, well what are you supposed to do with a fryer, you dope??". I never knew who she was until many a few years ago, thanks to the internet. I'd seen her in "The Electric Company", but didn't know her name.
Bradat26 1 year ago
Wow...........I remember this commercial like it was yesterday! It's things like this that make you realize time is passing by much faster than you even realize.
Simon5005 1 year ago
My god just because a man tells you your chicken is greasy you’re a male chauvinist pig and the PC police come out of the wood work on youtube. Get a life!
CoffeeHound1515 1 year ago
@CoffeeHound1515 Yeah, you nailed it. Can't believe 'the sensitivity' issues some people deal with. The irony is, they're the least sensitive of all. They think nothing of trampling your rights when their 'feelings' get hurt.
gore53 1 year ago
henry loves my stripped n baked.
snowboardloser 1 year ago
God help me, I still like the stuff. But this ad. *sheesh* Tell Henry what he can do with his chicken ! I can't believe women used to be like that....
JoshuaTaylor 1 year ago
@JoshuaTaylor They're still 'like that'... whatever 'that' is supposed to mean. I'd be careful, dude. You're opening the can of worms for the fem-nazi thought police LOL
gore53 1 year ago
@JoshuaTaylor Yes, it was a grand time!
Gorbachenko 1 year ago
Artie Bucco, in the past....hahaha!
rennyminou 1 year ago
I loved Judy Graubart -- Jane of the Jungle! We don't have personalities like that anymore. Now all we have are cockney geckos.
DCFunBud 1 year ago
get me some of those
:D
FalloutBahis 1 year ago
Henry Kissinger's wife?
CanaKahuna 1 year ago
I could swear, Judy Graubert, Teri Garr, and Lisa Kudrow are all related!
fonna 1 year ago
Everyone always thinks Judy Graubart was high or drunk in her TV appearances. She wasn't, she just delivered her lines like that. @tron3entertainment: That's not Uncle Leo. I forget this actor's name, but I do know he passed away a couple years ago. If I remember his name, I'll post it here.
elc1960 1 year ago
Judy sounds like she's took one too many sleeping pills. Ot had a few Martinis before she came to the store.
Sheri451 1 year ago
@Sheri451 Or both. I do both. But I'm horribly efficient.
gore53 1 year ago
I LOVE JUDY!!!!
macksennett 1 year ago
Starting tonight, wake and bake!
Ulrna 1 year ago
" It's Shake and Bake and I helped! "
jengacrock 1 year ago
Loved her on electric company.
impdream70 1 year ago
i think Judy's the original chill pill. whatever it is, her spaced-out mellowness works. i always enjoy her performances.
jenzeppelin 1 year ago
I had forgotten this one!
Wow, isn't that one of the girls from The Electric Company? I can't be sure, but is that Uncle Leo from Seinfeld?
tron3entertainment 1 year ago
Shake and Bake chicken is so good.
BigBlueBeast 1 year ago
@BigBlueBeast hey, that's the way my mom did it!!.....back then, they also had a version for fish!!
citizenterryk 1 year ago
is it me or is her voice weird?
raddchick57 1 year ago
real food back then!
BeantownJim 1 year ago 2
I want to request 2 Judy Graubart videos from TEC; a good Jennifer of the Jungle video with the paper logo in the beginning that has the Judy caricature, and the skit from the last classic TEC episode where Judy is dressed up like a fiend. I had the former video but it got pulled probably because it was obtained illegally. Can you PLEASE obtain the two videos I want LEGALLY, with permission from Sesame Workshop? =)
astridkitty1212 2 years ago
I Think women forgot ｈow To cook. I cook every meal for myself. Don`t dare Have a womain cook for me.
wardmjwrd 2 years ago
@wardmjwrd ...lots of women still cook old school. i know scads of them. and, i'm also one of them. my friends and family love it. now, with that said, i don't care if it's the man or woman in the kitchen, but, someone in the family should be in the kitchen doing it old school. there is too much fast food crap hitting people's stomachs these days.
jenzeppelin 1 year ago 3
What happened to the Shake n Bake ad that had the Dad come home from work and trys the chicken and says "This chicken sure tatstes good!"...and the twin girls with the southern accents say in unison as loudly as possible.."It's Shake n Bake Daddy!...and WEeeeee Helped!"...anyone remember that one?..1975 or 76 I think!
MrMedusaLvamp 2 years ago
Yes! I'm looking for that one! It was so funny!
Blessed2day 2 years ago
@MrMedusaLvamp I remember that one. My friends and I used to imitate it all the time. We thought it was a scream.
carlah61 1 year ago
Judy Graubart is cool. Like her I am Jewish (albeit a quarter only), and she is probably my favorite celebrity from the Tribe. I wonder with hypothetical horror if she had a traumatic childhood. The reason is because she was born in the 40s and as she was in daycare our people were being mass murdered in Europe. Did that do a number on her very young psyche?! :,(
astridkitty1212 2 years ago
Damn, I forgot to check my history facts when I posted my last comment. I checked a book on Judaism and found out that the Holocaust ended right on the year Judy was born. By the time she was in preschool the horrific mass killings had ended and Hitler was dead. You think I'd know my history but the thing is I have never been proven to have Jewish blood. I am believed to and I know I do from ESP, but I've never gone to a Temple and just started reading Jewish history.
astridkitty1212 2 years ago
Her chicken was a little grease? What's wrong with that ! HaHa! There's nothing wrong with grease bedroom chicken. In fact it always tastes like chicken.
lazyel 2 years ago
A classic commercial from a great era.
Times were better then.
Now, the wife would say to her husband, "If you don't like my chicken, go f yourself."
George Vreeland Hill
GeorgeVreelandHill 2 years ago
if your a crap cook i guess there is always shake and shit
fireisgreat 2 years ago
Nowadays, it'd be like..."Cook your own damn chicken if you think it's too greasy!" Not..."Oh, Henry will be so pleased!"
jenzeppelin 2 years ago
Damn right, now it would be:
Henry: This is some greasy ass chicken!
Judy: No one said you had to eat it, but if you want to eat something else for dinner you're gonna make it yourself.
Valicore 2 years ago
Or, in a less dysfunctional household, it would be like this:
Judy and Henry in unison: We're too tired to cook any chicken, we each had a long day at work. Let's order chicken take-out/delivery!
:)
jenzeppelin 2 years ago
Back when women used to care about their man, unlike today...
WhoCaresFU 2 years ago
If I were Henry, i would be pleased!
spiderbaby1958 2 years ago 3
I don't think that's Luis Avalos as described in the video contents. Looks nothing like him.
LOLFanme 2 years ago 2
i so agree!
Puppaydog 2 years ago 2
Judy was so adorable... And I LOVED her on the Electric Company!!
deezvids 2 years ago 2
Henry sounds like an abusive husband
WoodeNZombiE 2 years ago 64
@WoodeNZombiE sounds like a feminized moron...
WhoCaresFU 2 years ago
ohh im sorry ,does someone have sand in their vaginia
WoodeNZombiE 2 years ago 2
@WoodeNZombiE well only in the U.S
sonikdude49 1 year ago
@WoodeNZombiE Well, he could have married Anne with the blue silk blouse
Sparkina 1 year ago
Henry get off the couch and cook it yourself!
Fantasiastic 2 years ago 24
Might work better if you put some of "Mrs. Cubbison's" onion & garlic restaurant style croutons in the blender, dropped some crushed garlic (in the press), and add some garlic in the process. It can function as your own bread crumb recipe. Try it, you just might like it.
Ryer71 2 years ago 2
I had such a crush on this lady!! "Well, whaddaya do with a fryyyyyer?"
H1r3m2plz 2 years ago 3
Henry needs to get off her back!
jasongentryjones 2 years ago
Judy Graubart? Thanks I never Knew her name I always remembered her as Jennifer of the Jungle
theincredibleiannune 2 years ago
And I helped
gamergator 2 years ago
.... yet HIGHLY processed. :-(
gbnnn 2 years ago
The chicken looks green at times, I wouldn't trust it! :p
PezTing 2 years ago
...she seems a little out of it and depressed...!
yedon68 2 years ago
Gross! The dude is holding the raw chicken with his bare hand. I guess samonela wasn't invented yet.
Samososomo 2 years ago 13
@Samososomo
Fun fact: Salmonella wasn't a big problem back then because the FDA did their job and required screening chickens for salmonella. It's only because of the crappy condition they raise chickens in today, thanks to the FDA easing restrictions for the poultry industry over the years, that we have to worry about it so much now.
newguy90 1 year ago 4
@Samososomo Salmonella is more prevalent now because damn crack smoking illegals work in the processing plant.
loonmaniac 1 year ago
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Nothing like a housewife with NO SELF ESTEEM. Tell Henry to go f*ck himself !
autumnenergy 2 years ago 37
Lmao - I was thinking the same thing !
Ecossaise 2 years ago
: )
autumnenergy 2 years ago
@autumnenergy You go gal. Tired of paying through the nose for your lazy ass, no account, do-nothing good for nothing or nobody fem-nazi attitudes. Keep working on the job till retirement and die... just like men have been doing for years.
gore53 1 year ago
@autumnenergy
LOL!!!!!!!!!
Nurse2618 1 year ago
@autumnenergy
LOL!!!!!!!!!
Nurse2618 1 year ago
@autumnenergy LOL!!!!
Nurse2618 1 year ago
judy grubart was so adorable back in the day... i used to wish that she was my mom :)
deezvids 2 years ago
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ZombiedustXXX 2 years ago
I just bought some and it's $2.25 now.
I'm obsessed with shake and bake, I want to eat it everyday although I don't eat chicken or pork but I put it on salmon, cod and tilapia. it's so tasty.
pistolkrystle 2 years ago
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ZombiedustXXX 2 years ago
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ZombiedustXXX 2 years ago
Thank you for rthe tip, I think I might try to make some:)
pistolkrystle 2 years ago
lolz at 00:11
jeremyely 2 years ago
I'm curious... now I've never used S&B before, but if the chicken was still slightly wet, or if you put a little marinade on it, wouldn't the crumbs stick to the bag?
fivebearrugs 2 years ago
@fivebearrugs yeah, the last couple of pieces get a clumpy coating
ultrakool 1 year ago
Some people are taking this way too seriously, it was just a commercial.
thichanun 2 years ago 3
Please, Dear God, SOMEBODY find one of the old Oven-Fry[tm] commercials with Toppie Smellie!!!
tuttt99 2 years ago
OMG. I'm actually here, because I was looking for Toppie Smellie! LOL
johnm001 2 years ago
Dear god, I'm here because I'm looking for the Toppie Smellie commercial. However, I'm pretty damn sure it was NOT Shake n Bake but Oven Fry which was/is a similar product.
traveljojo 2 years ago
That's what ah sayid!!
tuttt99 2 years ago
@traveljojo : I'm so glad somebody else remembers her -- she always fascinated and perplexed me! In the lates 70's, I even had a T-shirt made up emblazoned with "Who the Hell is Topie Smellie?"
ejmaffei 1 year ago
Tell Henry to make his own damn chicken then!
cdbeesee112783 2 years ago 31
Jennifer of the Jungle.
puppyshoes 2 years ago
Oh, I loved Judy Graubart!! Wonder what she's up to today?
rasputin63 2 years ago 2
God, this isn't even the annoying southern chick that whined "An' AY HAYYYLPED".
Sexist commercial? Yes. (You all know it is- just like the damn laundry and cleaning commercials of today!)
Salty, preservative laden powder? Yes.
Memories? Priceless.
waldfae 2 years ago
While I detect some of the good houswife advertising here, we really have to move on, as a culture. Many women like to cook and want to do it well. What is horrible about a commercial where a man wants to improve the house for his wife? I am just sad that this lady can't get a good cookbook and learn to do it right. Instead she asks this ogling freak in the butcher shop for advice. This guy really scares me...
marky2112 2 years ago
Shake 'n Bake and AH HEYYYLLPPPEDDD!
choirboyfromhell1 2 years ago
What? Some of you never heard of Shak-N-Bake?
colleen2510 2 years ago
What a stupid, whiney housewife! She reminds me of Adrian in Rocky 1!
crossy70 2 years ago
Who cares, I still would.
gwugluud11 2 years ago
So does this mean that Jennifer of the Jungle was married to Mister Hooper?
rockhopper10r 2 years ago 3
Theses nothing sexist about this commerical. Anyone who sees sexism in this commerical has a problem.
jackiemickie 2 years ago 4
I hate whiney, weak, lazy, good for nothing housewives. Oops ! I mean "House Executives". Sorry but ..I am a woman of the 21st century. It IS possible to be married, with children, and career, and do it ALL well. I hate losers that stay at home all day doing nothing and then can't even do nothing right.
autumnenergy 2 years ago
I stay home all day and i do alot. I hate working for an asshole boss. I love staying home and taking care of my house and my husband, and hopefully kids, in the future. I cook EVERYTHING from scratch. Breads, Soups.... EVERYTHING. I only wish I had a farm so I could grow my own produce and raise my own meat as well. I dont mind the hard work its wonderful for me. I also spend a lot of my "down time" reading and studying. love to learn and staying home lets me do so. Being a housewife is bliss.
Aprilshowersss 2 years ago 3
:( I'm so jealous.
KassurinReiChan 2 years ago
I worked for many years. I know the pain. Im sorry for those who are stuck in that lifestyle (who dont like it). I hope that you find your dream someday (soon)
Aprilshowersss 2 years ago
Confirm on Luis Avalos? NO CONFIRM.
awhitsel 2 years ago
Great flashback.
That's not Luis from The Electric Company
Synthetrix 2 years ago
jeez i'm old.
janb6969 2 years ago
Wow, seeing this old commercial made me remember it so well. I forgot all about it, but when I viewed it, it seemed as if I just saw it yesterday again.
Thanks for bringing this back from my dusty old memories!
winscott9601 2 years ago 2
woah i didnt know it was a real product.. ! now Talledega nights is even funnier !
TravellingEngineer 2 years ago
She talks like David Starsky.
BrokenLeggBilly 2 years ago
There are a lot of intelligent people here so please try to carry on civil conversation. I don't like to block users or delete posts, but if you can't convey your thoughts without resorting to verbal abuse or using foul language, I'll have no choice.
WookieCookie 2 years ago
Hmm, didn't consider that. Fair enough.
coffycup75 2 years ago
Two words:
Oven Fry
Two more words:
Toppie Smellie
And the last two words:
mmmm MMM!!
tuttt99 2 years ago